Posting for this crew…

Q asked "what else might (23) refer to?'''

23 NSA EMPLOYEES HAVE LOST THEIR LIVES SINCE 9/11

"Since the NSA rarely talks about anything, including itself, few know that the agency has lost more than 170 of its employees in U.S. wars and conflicts since it was founded in 1952. They are honored on a wall at NSA headquarters and include 23 who have died in U.S. wars that followed the al-Qaida attacks in 2001."

sauce:

https://www.npr.org/2018/10/09/647391666/from-inside-the-nsa-a-call-for-more-whistleblowers?ft=nprml&f=1001

MAY 19TH Q EXPOSED THE PASSWORD NowC@mesTHEP@in—_23!!! COINCIDES WITH THE FIRST NSA LIFE LOST POST-9/11

LINK TO THE NSA NATIONAL CRYPTOLOGIC MEMORIAL

https://www.nsa.gov/about/cryptologic-heritage/cryptologic-memorial/cryptologic-memorial-list.shtml

Scroll to bottom to see individual write-ups for each of the (23)

Q MENTIONS "THE SILENT ONES" - NSA SAYS THESE WARRIORS "GAVE THEIR LIVES SERVING IN SILENCE"

WE GRIEVE WITH YOU, Q! LET'S BRING JUSTICE FOR YOUR FALLEN COMRADES!!!

>How do you navigate around installed corrupt [FBI][DOJ]?

USE A STEALTH BOMBER

STEALTH BOMBER = FALSE CLAIMS ACT CASE?

The Northrop-Grumman Case - STEALTH BOMBER is clue

Why This Qui Tam Lawsuit Is Important

This case is significant for many reasons.

-First, Northrop’s total payments, including reimbursement of certain costs to the government, amounted to $134 million, making it the largest settlement in the State of Illinois that year.

-Second, the 16 year history made it one of the longest-running False Claims Act cases ever, which included an eight year period between the government’s declination and later re-intervention.

-Third, the qui tam relators and Behn & Wyetzner, Chartered demonstrated tenacity and courageousness in persistently continuing to pursue the case.

-Finally, the case demonstrates how relators and their counsel can ensure that the government is made whole when it is subjected to false claims.

https://www.behnwyetzner.com/whistleblower-compensation-awards/northrop-government-contractor-fraud/